Showing posts with label silk painting. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Year 9 Cubist Work

The year 9 students completed their final cubist art works this week – with fantastic results.  Students studied Cubism in depth over a 2 month period, looking at the work of an artist, making research drawings and experimented with different materials.  It’s great to see such diversity in the final work – well done year 9s!
Shady's hot & cold musical instruments...

Chanel's piece has lots of different materials collaged-including some metal rings from her dad's work...

Clara's sculpture was a very ambitious piece, and absolutely fantastic in my opinion!...

This is Sondos's who is in Mrs Walsh's class...

Zahrah's shoes....

Harrison's cool sculpture...

Iman's piece...can you see the hidden faces?  She made hers using oil paints - and it still smells lovely!

Duncan's...

Faris's piece.  He really got into the Cubist spirit with this project and spent a lot of time at home coming up with all sorts of ideas - including sculpture and installation ideas.... 

Aseel's beautiful piece, which she spent hours on.... 

here is a detail from Aseel's.  She collaged magazine pages onto the surface, along with other materials.  She has such a lot of patience! 

 Kailey's final work...I love the monocrhome with a splash of bling...

Abrar's piece is busy and colourful... 


Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Year 10 Exam Work

On Sunday my year 10 students had a full day exam.  Their task was to produce a piece of work based on the theme 'Broken'.  They had 2 weeks to come up with some ideas and trial materials.  Here are their finished work...

Lucy's lino

Rebecca's paper collage, inspired by Matisse

Jessica's painting 

Owen's Hundertwasser inspired piece 

Gemma's 2 masks 

Numan's melting face, inspired by Dali's melting clocks

Joe's Picasso inspired face 

Sophie's coffee stained collage & painting (it smells really strongly of coffee) 

Clare's painting

Hollie's painting 

Adam's dinosaur head -the dots are inspired from Roy Lichtenstein's pop art paintings.  After firing Adam is going to paint this bright purple, a suspicious similarity to Barney the dinosaur I think!


Andrew's painting

Monday, 30 May 2011

Flower Paintings - Georgia O'Keefe Style

Here are the Georgia O'Keefe inspired flower paintings, done by the year 7s.



Flower Silk Paintings

Some examples of flower silk paintings done by the year 7s.  They look lovely and colourful all displayed together!



You can add salt crystals to the silk after you have applied the inks.  The salt creates a lovely pattern, which this boy has used on his thistle...